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Cinematic, grotesque horror, hyperreal rendering. This Plaguebearer of Nurgle looms over a pile of half-digested corpses, its emaciated frame barely able to contain the wet slosh of internal corruption. Its single eye glows dull amber beneath an abscess-covered brow, while elongated fingers tipped in fungal claws clutch a blighted cleaver. Its abdomen is torn open, revealing layers of viscera wrapped in tumorous sacs. Maggot-ridden sores pulse across its thighs and chest, surrounded by flaking skin that drips with slime. No two patches of its body match—some blistered, some skeletal, others bloated. Steam rises from its back in short gasps. This Plaguebearer of Nurgle stands as a living shrine of disease, unmoved by the dead around it.